The Cover Girl Killer by Richard A. Lupoff

However, I would advise anyone who has enjoyed Harry H Corbett in anything else to watch this if only to see what we missed of a potentially great dramatic career. Forty years before his private helicopter took a fatal plunge into Lake Tahoe, Albert Crocker Vansittart drew up a will leaving his family fortune to the girl on the cover of Death in the Ditch. This film is slightly clichéd but is worth seeing in its own right. With Lee Majors, Jennifer ONeill, Adrian Paul, Beverly Johnson. In Cover Girl Killer he is almost unrecognisable and his (believable) character could not be much further from his later typecasting. The Cover Girl Murders: Directed by James A. /rebates/2fbook-search2ftitle2fcover-girl-killer2fauthor2flupoff-richard2f&. Sadly, after 12 years as Harold Steptoe, Harry H Corbett was irredeemably typecast and found little serious dramatic work before his untimely death from a heart attack in 1982. The quality of these performances, especially the little monologues and character sketches that were often included in the beginning of some of the later episodes, give an insight into the potential he had which was never realised.

Most people will only know Harry H Corbett for his portrayal of Harold Steptoe in Steptoe and Son.

This was so popular that it ran for eight series ending in 1974. Lindseys romp through a collectors world that Lupoff knows as well as anybody ends about fifty pages too soon. This was successful enough for Galton and Simpson to be asked to turn it into a series which they called Steptoe and Son. In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. Harry H Corbett won acclaim as a stage actor early in his career but in 1962 he appeared on television for a 'one-off' Galton and Simpson Playhouse called 'The offer'. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers.

The Cover Girl Killer by Richard A. Lupoff